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by rjh29 1y ago
So far this year they've discontinued Paper (app), Passwords, Send and Track, Vault and Capture. Incredibly, Vault was discontinued by automatically turning PIN-protected folders into regular unprotected ones! Would be stupid to rely o
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by rjh29 1y ago
It didn't properly come out until 2008, so until then I suppose schoolchildren could have easily used the machines! Unimaginable in most countries.
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by rjh29 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taspo
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by rjh29 1y ago
Those vending machines are supposed to check ID but I've never seen one do (I think cigarette machines do). They just turn off at night and apparently that's enough to stop children from using them.
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by rjh29 1y ago
There are plenty of unmanned frozen food shops (gyoza etc.) with one CCTV. On the rare occasion that someone steals food, it is taken seriously and investigated. People have been arrested here for grabbing a medium combini coffee cup and us
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by rjh29 1y ago
I have Default personality with the traits field set to straight-shooter ("Tell it like it is; don't sugar-coat responses.") I'll try the robot one, thanks.
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by rjh29 1y ago
So far it's about as subtle as a slap to the face. If you set ChatGPT's personality to 'straight-shooting' it starts every answer with "blunt", "tell it like it is" or "unvarnished" and perm
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by rjh29 1y ago
ChatGPT is already returning lists of products (with photos and rating) saying they are impartial, I guess to collect affiliate fees. It's not a big jump to have sponsored products showing up first.
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by rjh29 1y ago
> To protect their users they chose to include a feature that allows them to remotely kill nefarious apps on all device And yet if you refund an app it's not automatically removed from your device. Always thought that was weird.
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by rjh29 1y ago
It's pre-1.0 beta. Nothing has been 'released' yet .
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by rjh29 1y ago
I think it is intentional. They don't want to attract low-commitment beginners while the language is heavily changing (and explicitly in beta). Such people will ask questions and ask for documentation but contribute nothing.
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by rjh29 1y ago
Dart is doing just fine in the Flutter space.
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by rjh29 1y ago
Somehow "gentle correction" sounds more aggressive (passive aggressive) than just saying correction.
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by rjh29 1y ago
What's wrong with his pedigree?
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by rjh29 1y ago
Yeah you know better than a classically trained French chef. LOL. Do you think he never considered that?
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by rjh29 1y ago
Poetically GPT-1 was the more compelling answer for every question. Just more enjoyable and stimulating to read. Far more enjoyable than the GPT-4/5 wall of bulletpoints, anyway.
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by rjh29 1y ago
Wellbrutin is not dispensed in the UK except for quitting tobacco. Annoying because it seems like a very useful antidepressant.
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by rjh29 1y ago
That's the reason but it's ugly. And obviously the developers don't care enough to address such things.
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by rjh29 1y ago
you're being facetious, but it's stochastic and they've provided prompts that lead to a better response some higher % of the time.
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by rjh29 1y ago
That's the job of docker or systemd-nspawn. It shouldn't be implemented by every single command.
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by rjh29 1y ago
Japan has no regulation and you can get 10 Gbps for the same price or lower. The main reason is it skipped ADSL completely and went staight to fiber.
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by rjh29 1y ago
A four year gap since the last contest would explain both of those.
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by rjh29 1y ago
It's just not DST though. What if the user moves to a different country? Their 10am US meeting should probably update to the local timezone.
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by rjh29 1y ago
Google Drive, iCloud, One Drive, 100 others. Yes Linux is a special case but mostly irrelevant to them.
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by rjh29 1y ago
And nowadays unless you professionally shooting photos for a billboard, bedroom poster or newspaper advert - that is clearly enough. 99%+ of photo viewing is done on a phone or tablet screen.
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by rjh29 1y ago
Google are known for cancelling products but you can at least be sure your files, passwords, bookmarks, map pins, and e-mails aren't going away. They have a core set of apps they've maintained for over two decades without pulling
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by rjh29 1y ago
I agree but what are they supposed to do? Cloud sharing is commoditized now and it's easy to move providers. Their only choice was to try to move up the stack, but there is no clear direction. It's video editing, e-signatures&#x2F
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by rjh29 1y ago
From what I understand, porn has a higher rate of fraud. It's not about morality at all.
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by rjh29 1y ago
Could you have at least rewritten some of the obvious AI stuff? "it's not X - it's Y" appears about five times in the first minute of reading, at which point I gave up (after all, I could just ask ChatGPT to generate the
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by rjh29 1y ago
Obligatory mention of Hypnospace Outlaw, a game where you play a moderator of a 1990s AOL-style internet (right down to the tiled backgrounds and flame gifs) and uncover a mystery.

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